irreparable
Example Sentences
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A poll conducted shortly after Franco’s death showed that 29% of Spaniards felt an “irreparable loss,” with a further 53% feeling “pained and saddened.”
"I urge my fellow Tanzanians to come together and discuss the issues affecting us. Let us not return to what we went through, because the consequences are irreparable," he said.
From BBC
They fear the BSA could argue at that point that further appeals are moot, thus subjecting them to irreparable harm.
From Seattle Times
"This solution has risks," she conceded, playing down any concerns about the size of the new bank, arguing that any alternative to resolve Credit Suisse's problems risked "irreparable economic turmoil."
From Reuters
Current building codes aim to protect occupant lives in a building but not to prevent irreparable damage short of actual collapse, rendering our buildings useless in the aftermath.
From Seattle Times
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